Turbeville Ruritan Club Hosts Bicentennial Horse Show
The Turbeville Ruritan Club sponsors a Bicentennial horse show at 1 p.m. Sunday on John Wade’s farm near Turbeville. New classes include Antique Farm Machinery Pilled by Anything with Four Feet and Best Bicentennial Costume. First prize in the costume class earns a Bicentennial flag. Jumper classes Knock Down and Out and Open Hunter Over Fence. Judge Mrs James Baker, ringmaster Howard Anderson, and show chairman Henry Blane. Lunch offered by the Ruritan Club at noon. This is the 11th show sponsored by the club.
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Souchak Still Plays Golf While Off Tour
Duke alum and former golf star Mike Souchak, now a club pro in Tarpon Springs, says he quit the tour years ago to be with family. He recently qualified for the US Open, admitting he enjoys golf more now and can go weeks without swinging a club.
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Milwaukee moves Pedro Garcia to Detroit for Gary Sutherland in a straight swap. Sutherland joins Brewers as primary second baseman once he clears waivers. Garcia, 24, had slumped to .199 with 7 runs batted in over 106 at bats this season.
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Judy Rankin Heads Field At Toronto
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